Naqvi vows full support for Balochistan security

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has assured Balochistan of continued federal support to improve security and restore lasting peace in the province

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has assured Balochistan of continued federal support to improve security and restore lasting peace in the province.

Naqvi visited Quetta on Saturday. He met Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti. The two leaders jointly chaired a high-level meeting on the province’s law and order situation.

The meeting reviewed the latest security situation in Balochistan. Officials also discussed ongoing security operations and future plans to deal with terrorism.

Chief Minister Bugti briefed the meeting on the challenges facing the province. He also explained the measures being taken to improve security and maintain peace.

The meeting decided to further strengthen the Counter-Terrorism Force (CTF) and Balochistan Police. The participants agreed that the professional capabilities of both forces must be improved.

The authorities also agreed to speed up decisions aimed at strengthening the provincial police force. The federal government assured Balochistan that it would provide the required resources and support.

Naqvi said the federal government would continue to provide every possible assistance to Balochistan. He said restoring peace required immediate and effective implementation of a comprehensive security plan.

The interior minister also called for greater use of the experience of former Balochistan police chiefs. He said their expertise could help authorities develop a stronger and more effective security strategy.

Naqvi stressed the importance of modern technology in counterterrorism operations. He also highlighted the need for better intelligence and stronger coordination between security institutions.

He said the federal and provincial governments were working together to address the security challenges. According to Naqvi, coordinated efforts are essential for establishing lasting peace in the province.

Chief Minister Bugti also reaffirmed his government’s determination to fight terrorism. He said the provincial government would remain prepared to respond to threats on every front.

Bugti made it clear that the government would not surrender to pressure from terrorists. He said the writ of the state would be established across Balochistan.

The chief minister said no space would be allowed for terrorists to operate. He also stressed that security agencies would continue taking steps to protect citizens and public institutions.

Bugti said the government’s strategy would not focus only on security operations. He said improving opportunities for young people was equally important.

According to the chief minister, education, skills development, employment and positive activities could help young people build better futures.

He said promoting merit would help restore the confidence of the province’s youth. He added that young people should receive equal opportunities to succeed.

Bugti also highlighted the strong connection between peace and development. He said security, progress and prosperity must move forward together.

He said the provincial government would continue working with the federal government to improve law and order. Development projects would also be accelerated across the province.

The meeting came as Balochistan continues to face serious security challenges. Several attacks have occurred in the province in recent months.

Security forces and law enforcement agencies have increased operations against militant groups. The Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps and Balochistan Police have also continued joint efforts in affected areas.

Officials believe stronger intelligence sharing and better coordination can help prevent future attacks. Modern equipment and improved training are also being considered important parts of the security strategy.

The federal and provincial governments have therefore agreed to combine security measures with development initiatives. They say improving employment, education and skills opportunities for young people is essential for long-term stability.